Lawmakers are considering the cost of producing US coins. Some lawmakers think the nickel should be the next coin to be addressed in efforts to make production more cost-efficient. This comes after Congress moved to eliminate the penny.
The goal is to make US coins more cost-efficient to produce. Further details on this development are available from the source.
More information can be found on the potential impact of these efforts on US coin production.
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